2600: The Hacker Quarterly, Summer 1998

The 1998 volume, whose Autumn issue carries a tutorial on Back Orifice, released by the Cult of the Dead Cow at DEF CON that August.

Spring covers the Defense Switched Network, "More on Military Phones" and "The Mysteries of SIPRnet." It also runs "Eggdropping," "Defeating Cyberpatrol," "A Brief History of Postal Hacking" and "Setting Up UNIX Trapdoors." Summer prints "Where Long Distance Charges Come From," a newbie guide to NT 4.0 and a modem diverter project. "The Tyranny of Project LUCID," "Millenium Payphones" and "How To Hack Your ISP" follow. Autumn adds homemade TCP packets, socket programming, "How To Probe A Remote Network" and "Cushioned Encryption and Deniability." Three articles follow on getting the better of Blockbuster, Moviefone and Radio Shack. Winter runs a touch memory primer, "The Facts of SSN," "Become a Radio Ninja," "Why Anonymous Phone Cards Aren't" and "The Cryptography of Today."

SIPRnet is followed across four volumes, from "The Mysteries of SIPRnet" in this Spring issue to "Still More on Siprnet" in Spring 2000.